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# Sealmetrics Docs — Consentless Web Analytics

Canonical page: https://docs.sealmetrics.com

**Sealmetrics** is a consentless web analytics platform that captures 100% of your traffic without cookies or consent banners — fully GDPR, ePrivacy, CNIL, and AEPD compliant.

These docs cover everything you need to implement, operate, and build on top of Sealmetrics: tracker installation, the HTTP and JavaScript APIs, every built-in report, compliance posture, and CMS/framework integrations.

## Choose your path

## Reports at a glance

Every report shares one definition layer — the same entrances, conversions, and revenue whether you read them in the dashboard, the API, or a raw export.

## Why Sealmetrics

- **100% privacy-compliant** — no cookies, no consent banner, no data loss from banner rejection.
- **Legitimate interest by design** — validated criterion by criterion in our public [regulator self-assessments](/compliance).
- **Unified metrics** — dashboard, ROAS, funnels, attribution, and raw exports share one definition layer.
- **24-month retention** without consent, within GDPR bounds.

> Sealmetrics gives you actionable insights — without cookies, consent banners, or data loss.

## Keep exploring

- **[Implementation guide →](/implementation)** — tracking methods, server-side collection, e-commerce, and framework-specific recipes.
- **[Guides →](/guides)** — long-form playbooks: cookieless analytics, GA4 migration, UTM governance.
- **[Troubleshooting →](/troubleshooting)** — fix missing conversions, CSP errors, data delays, and timezone mismatches.
- **[Changelog →](/changelog)** — what shipped, when.